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L3Harris Names Bedingfield New CFO After Stint Leading Epirus

L3Harris Names Bedingfield New CFO After Stint Leading Epirus
Ken Bedingfield has been appointed chief financial officer at L3Harris Technologies effective December 11. Photo: L3Harris

Seasoned defense executive Ken Bedingfield has been named the new chief financial officer (CFO) at L3Harris Technologies [LHX] effective December 11, taking on the same role he held for five years at Northrop Grumman [NOC] before joining defense technology startup Epirus in 2020. Bedingfield, 51, will succeed Michelle Turner, who joined L3Harris in 2022 after serving as CFO of Johnson & Johnson [JNJ] for enterprise supply chain. L3Harris said that “Turner’s departure was not prompted by any disagreement with the…

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